Plans to end Direct Provision welcomed as asylum seekers warn of mental torture associated with living conditions
Plans to end Direct Provision by 2024 have been welcomed in Co Clare.
Expulsions to be considered by UL after 5 persons arrested for rag week parties
A number of arrests have been made following a public order incident which breached public health guidelines in the vicinity of the University of Limerick.
Three arrested following rag week street party in UL
Three people have been arrested following a public order incident which breached public health guidelines in the vicinity of the University of Limerick.
New website launched by Scattery Island Heritage Group
Scattery Island Heritage Group (SIHG) have launched their new website, a community archive designed to include public contributions of photos, stories and memories to expand the story of the island.
GREEN CLARE: Sustainable recognition for two Clare restaurants
Two Clare restaurants have been recognised at the Michelin Star awards for their efforts in promoting and supporting sustainable practices.
Tess remains immersed in Doolin & dance
Professional Irish dancer Tess McGovern has created an artistic visual piece, signifying a reconnection with her home town of Doolin and her sense of place in the world.
Construction of Parteen windmill catches community by surprise
Local representatives and community members are aggrieved at the recent construction of a windmill at Knockballynameath, Parteen.
Local Link add extra rural routes in Clare
Local Link Limerick Clare are adding new Rural Regular Services (RRS) as part of a continued effort to bolster rural transport routes within the county.
Retaining of Early Years staff a difficulty
Calls for the introduction of a pay scale and proper recognition as a highly qualified industry have been made by one Early Years educator in Clare.
Major development planned for Crusheen
Plans have been lodged for the development of 31 houses and four retail units in Crusheen.